Category: Philippines
Support the Ohana Medical Mission by Attending Their Charity Masquerade Ball-Fundraiser This Oct 26
Medical missions are transformative. To the patients – many who are desperate to seek medical care but either do not have access or cannot afford [Read More…]
Let’s Talk About Filipino’s Toxic Culture
Yulo’s story and how the Filipinos have reacted to his situation reflect one thing: our toxic culture.
BOOK REVIEW: Everything We Never Had
The Maghabol family tree is an important visual of the novel as it traces the family’s history.
Carina: The Filipinos Deserve Better
Water, a beautiful blessing, became a curse to those affected by Typhoon Carina.
Cultivating Hope for the Next Generation
These opportunities allow me to connect with students from diverse backgrounds, sharing the message of hope and salvation through Christ
Balikboto: Dual Citizenship & the Power of Participation
As dual citizens, Filipino Americans are not only granted the right to vote but also other privileges and duties, such as the ability to own properties and contribute through taxes.
My Journey of Faith
My journey through life is one marked by ups and downs just like any other person. I had a happy childhood and grew up in a close-knit and happy family.
BOOK REVIEW: The Power of Everyday Politics—How Vietnamese Peasants Transformed National Policy
This book describes the history of local resistance that changed national policy on collectivized agriculture in North Vietnam.
Panagtakaw Iti Sweldo (Wage Theft)
Ti wage theft, panagtakaw wenno panangswitik iti suweldo, ket ti saan a panagtungpal dagiti employer a mangbayad kadagiti empleyado da iti umno a gatad ti nagbannoganda.
